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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-07
THE SECOND WARD pAbLoT;s


changed. "A,
Tho ballots cast at the polls in the Soc.
ond ward at tho recent municipal election
have been examined in accordance with
the provisions Of an ordinance to the Of.
feet that, '4he ballots used at any election
ahall be preserved by The Clerk OF the city
for slxsy days at least alter nh election,
and ior pnch longer time IS Council may
order, Tor the inspection, In his presence
and under his supervision, Of any n ag.
gripyed." Only y few irregularities wore
found not enough to change In any way
the election Of any one. Every ono Ia nat.
isGed and there will DO no occasion for any
o~ratorical lreworksin Council on the 10TH,
10 which time Council postponed further
confederation Of tho matter,
Tho manner In which tho examination
was brought about was in this wine
Saturday Mr.. J. i. Crawford, one OF thr
defeated Democratic candidates for Couu.
oil, presented 10 Clerk Bowo,s a pape,
sworn and subscribed to by him before
Mr.. Dennis O'kecie, O notary public, set,
ting forth that;h felt that he had been
n%ggrieyed, ana asked to examine thu bal,
lota, In tho absence Of Solicitor Caldwell,
Mr.. Bowers consulted Hon. w. r, HUB
bard and was advised by him that bis duty
| wsa to permit tho examination,
|, About > o'clock tho examination began
n the chamber OF tho Second Branch,
ihere wcro present Mr.. Crawford, with
Mesars: John .. Pendleton, Dennif
0,Aeets and M. Il. Frame, his counsel
Wierk Bowers, and Mcssrs. Thomas +,
Ihoner, L. W. simpaon, Charles Prayer,
I: Al. Garvin, Louis Hartoug, L. B. Dob.
osas, Y. T., Tracy, ex.Meyor Grubb, and
several other gentlemen. Clark Bowers
was sworn and slated that tho ballot. box
Was IN tho saa1e condition as when TO.
celved by him. T-no, N 40,
a recount was commenced but after
about Unity, haslots had been counted Il
was decided that q count vas irregular
that an inspection was all that could be
mad n order TO ascertain II the allegations
regarding the presence oil double.deckers
were true, and II 40, to ascertain how
many there were. Such an inspection
was then made and was concluded about
. o'clock. Ten Irregular tickers were
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James A. Gray ia slowly convalescing.

James A. Gray Ia slowly convalescing.
Miss Anna Hampton, Of Somerton. Ia
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Van
Pelt. H r
Pipe laying Is being pushed with all
speed; ovor one.half OF the supply pipes
have been laid.
Mr.. Oliver Parker is not improving as
rapidly as could be hoped. He is suffer.
ing from a complication OF diaeaseg.
Mr.. Thoa. stroup received a dispatch
from Quaker City Friday,eyening, stating
that a young nephew had been run over
and killed by q freight train. Mr.. Stronp
will attend the funeral.
Mr.. P. v. Morris, special agent Of the
Columbia Insurance Company, OF Dayton,
Ohio, has been in tho city for several
days adjusting the loss on the Csrten
property, recently burned.
Rev. Earl D. Holtz preached in the NJ.
E. church yesterday, his last aermon be-
fore leaving for bia trip through the
Holy Land. He will start Thursday &C.
compapied by Mr.. John D. Spence. They
go In company with several ministers.
The Young !Peoples' Society Of Chris.
tian Endeavor gave a social and supper at
Lafayette Hall Saturday evening. The
exercises consisted Of q broom drill, vocal
and instrumental music, recitations, &c.
There was a good attendance aud every
one was well pleased.
The Union Cornet band, Of Etnaville,
sixteen pieces, will give q grand vocal and
instrumental concert at Lafayette hall
next Saturday evening. The band will
furnish it's choicest salectioua, under the
leadership of PROT. J. M. Schofield, it's
musical director. The band will DO as
sisted by the following well.known musi-
clans: Miss Flora A. Williams, soprano;
Miss Emily Ell. Warwood. accompanied;
Mr. VIM. Mann, tenor; Mr.. Z. D. Dit
ridge, piano %soloist, and Prot. J.. NJ. scho-
field, basso. as =
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A Word About Gata[lh,

ut Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi.iluid envelope surrounding the delicate tis.
sues OF The air and food passages. that Ca.arrl,
makes It's stronghold. Once established, 1t cats
Into the very gitals, and renders life but a long.
drawn breath OF misery and disease, dulling the
sense OF hea,,pg, trammclling the power O. speech,
breath. and killing the refined pleasures OF taste.
iinsidlously, BY creeping on from a simple cold In
enyelops the bones. eating through the ID delIc cato :
coats and causing Inflammation. sloughirg and
death. Nothing short OF total eradication will sc.
cure health to the patient. and all alternatives arc
simply procrastinaied snilcrings, leading to n fatal
termination. saniosd's Radical Cure, BY I,ha,Qiim,
md BY, Internal administration, has never failed
even when the disease has made f,ightfui inroads
on delicate constitutions, hearing, smell ana taste
have been recovered, and tho disease Thoroughly
driven out"
sanford's Radical Cure consists OF one bottle o,
me Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent, and
one Improved Inhaler, neatly wrapped in one
package, with full directions; price, vi %. :
POTTER DRUG n CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
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Dellaire.

81. |aH -..#|- y cs + HHr. tr# q.
The A. NJ. E. church held a missionary
concert at the church last night.
Dr.: Dixon, Of s%teubenvile, and Dr.. R,
": Muhleman have entered into partner.
ship.
Rev. George Hollinger, Of Wheeling,
preached at the Second NJ. L. church yes.
terday afternoon.
A delegation OF tho echool teachers went
to Bridgeport Saturday to attend the
Teschera Institute.
Rev. a. B. Williams preached twice AT
the Christian church yesterday. He may
be chosen as pastor Of this church.
In the First ward there are said to be
l94 dwelling houses in which ara living
2o4 families. No wonder houses arc diff.
cult to procure.
Rev. R. F. Keeler was absent Yesterday
preaching ct Darlington, and the Presid.
lng Elder, Rev. Louis Paino, preached at
the First NJ. Z. church.
Rev. J. G. smith preached morning and
evening. yesterday at the South Bellaire
NJ. q, church. The protracted moet;ugs
continue each evening.
": J. McClain ia putting up buildinpp
and laying tracks in conjunction with tic
Baltimore d Ohio railroad, and will soon
haVo Q Big quarry in operation west Of
town. The country along tho B. so. be.
tween hero and Quincy IL becoming a
very busy suburb Of Bellaire,
Rev. N. s. Hoey had to return to his
home at Pittsburgh Saturday, on account
Of sickness, and the communion services
that were to have been held at the Fret
Presbyterian church yesterday have been
Pos.poned ull next Sunday, when Mr..
Hoey hopes to be able to be here again.
The Board Of Directors Of the Bellaire
Nail Works have elected James WILSON.
President; A. D. Hilborn, Secretary, and
W. !. Graham, late of the Standard Iron
Works, Treasurer. The blast furnace,
nall factory and steel works remain under
the superintendance Of Edward Jones,
Thomas Wethersld and +. W. Cabbott,
respectively.
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Oruth of Mira. pnuu.

Saturday evening Mrs. Lizzie PAUL,
wife Of George PAUL., of the Wholesale
grocery firm Of Hubbard 4 PAUL., died at
her residence on Fourteenth street after q
short illness. Mira. Paull was q most est.
mable woman and her friends were many.
She was always among tho foremost in
any benevolent enterprise, and outside Of
the bersayed family there arc none who
viii! miss her more sadly than those who
haYe been associated With her in such
.+-sh .trag#,. tu# : HH..#" ~. ~. #... #f.N. HHH| -
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The Baby Cnrrloro ~ To-rov aa

49, osDt fhfHA.
Tho number and variety Of Childron't
Carriages 9 on a pleasant day is one o,
the evidences Of improvement in a grow,
Ing, and Of recent years an importsnt in.
dustry. THE baby coach Of to-day" sale
Mr.. LnburR, Of the Luburg Manufacturing
Co., las North Eighth street, Philadelphia
PHI: has grown last and steadily during
the past few years, and the man who can:
not afford q coach for his child is indeed
in poor CIRCUMSTANCE,
We offer this season the latest and mos.
desirable stylca, and have adopted every
improvement possible 10 make our coaches
models Of elegance, durability and com.
fort, and are now retailing them at our
lowest Wholesale factory prices.
Our new and novel Automatic Coach
Brake, q useful device to prevent the roll
ing Of a carriage when left by its attendant,
is included with all coaches without any
extra charge. Send stamp for their new
illustrated catalogue, and mention car
riages.
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Cnptaln peyrlcs Hero Agnln,

Captain R. T. Devries, General Man
neer Of the TranE.Ohio divislona Of tho B.
4 0. road, arrived in tho city at s O'Clock
last evening in his private car, No. 7O4,
accompanied by Mira. Devries and his
youngest son, who have been out on the
road with him for several days past. HI
will 90 out this morning and meet Captain
David Lee, the General Superintendent,
at Benwood, where they will confer and
20 over the river 10 look after some i'm.
portSnt business.
The porter on Captain Dovries' car ia
Tony Thompson, we'll known coiored in.
diyidual who used to wait in tho Mcclure
House dining room and was quite a swell.
He received i very warm welcome from
his colored admirers last night.
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The stockholders Of the Ohio River
Railroad Company had q meeting Friday
at tho company's Office in Parkersburs,
most Of the stock being represented. The
capital stock OF the company WIS in.
creased from FIVE millions to six million
dollars and it was determined officially to
extend tho line from Point Pleasant to
Huntington. The Board Of Directors was
authorized to- bond the road and take such
other action as might BIO necessary for Its
ertnnainn ur#-rT1 Feg
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PURELY vegetable, prompt, pleasant, snd
eficacious,-Red Star Cough Cure.


Mr.. Ellsworth Gill and Miss Addie
Camp were married January Is. and were
at once awarded tho ten pounds OF Pan
Handle coffee offered by Messrs. Simon
Baes's Sons to every newly married couple
during 1857 who apply therefor. This
coltee needs only to be tried to bs con-
etantly used, and the Messrs. Baer know
they secure permanent patrons when they
introduce 1t into families st their begin
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Wo learn Of at least one wedding, the
news Of which has not yet been generally
circulated, being that Of Mr.. Albert III.
Gray and Miss Idella Sheridan, both OF
this city. The young couple we're made
the recipients Of many hearty congratulate
tious, as well as ten pounda Of Pam Handle
coffee, which shows that they have i'm.
plicit confidence in iIs merits as a table
beverage.
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pUBL1C SALE.
Valuable Farm For Sale,

N"r4
offer for sale tho Farm owned by The late
paniel leek, situated In Mchland township, Rel.
mont county, Ohio, on the National road, one and
NIL miies west Of st. ClairsyiIle. The farm CoupiDs
nnout -! acres OF good and well lying IAUd; well
,Mnn y N a good state Of cultivation. There Is
~ q acaes cleared land, the balance timber: about
d. aGfes ~ grass. On tho farm arc n comfortable
a%c!ihg house, a good stable anu wagon shed, end
oiner necessary o%uibuildinss; an apple orchard 0!
TTpI1u ~ hour a~cfcS-trees,o OF good Size md variety.
i tmet nf Is also q vineyard OF 1876 grape vines couIls.
u a number Of other fruit trees. neorhcs' uIp1E,
SSnettles' &C. The farm is III Ru excellent Hcigh.
Got ! Il %, convenient to schools; and. located @sI
H. on the National Ioad, will make u very de.iEa.
PIC and pleasant homo for a family. Terms oil Mlc
WI &c made reasonable. For further prllcu!Gn
" intoftnauon concerning the property, call aoE
addfess the undersigned, St. ClairsvillG, Ohio.
OLIVIA PECK,
ExecutIlx OF Daniel Peck, deceased,
Or 10 .. A. scHAEFER l. CO..
-la0 -. Real Estate Agent. Wheeling. ". Va.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In no City and Whoslirg Folk.
AbroHd. p
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Phinney have gone
to Baltimore to visit friends.
Mr.. Charles Appsnzslie, has zone to
New York on q business trip.
Mrs. II. A. Franzhsim ia spending q por.
ton OF the season in Florida.
Mr.. Fred Cole hiss returned from q two
waeks' business trip down the river.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orr, OF Holidays
Cove, gro visiting Major and Mrs. J. NJ.
Lee, On tho Island.
Misa Mary Connolly of this city has
joined the order ofthe S;sters OF st. Joseph,
and received the namo OF Sister Mary
Rose.
Manager Il. Il. Brock OF the Giliether &
Scott Dramatic Company, was made an
Elk yesterday afternoon by Wheeling
Lodge.
Capt. A. 0. Baker, Of Moundsville, and
his cousin, Gen. A. J. Baker, Attorney
General oil tho State Of Iowa, have boon
on business to Washington, D. G. Gen.
eral Baker will spend q few days with his
cousin before returning to his home ct
Dcs Moincs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob R. Greer, Mrs. Gau.
ley, Mrs. Ann Cummins and her daugh-
ters, Misses Ann aud Lille, Mrs. DR.. Hill
dreth, Frank Hildrsthand Mrs. Will Brady
form o party that will leave here to-day
for California, where they will remain Tor
the balance OF the winter.
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HOW 1T

q, Worn out with pain. but still compelled
n X BY stern necessity to stand up to the work
GS h before us and bear the pain. Relief in
one tnfntitc tit q Cuticura Anti.Puin fins.
ter Tor the aching sides and back, tho
TIT weak and painful muscles. tho sore chest
d 9 hacSinS Sough, aud every, pain and ache OF
aai!y toil. Elegant. new, original. speedy and In.
lallilhle. Al druggists. 25c:. five forsi CO; or, host.
age Tree, OF Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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PERsoSs who lead a life OF exposure arc
subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and
lumbaRo and will find a valuable remedy
in Did Il: McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment; 1t will Danish pain and subdue in
1amation. ntw
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Tho following shows the range Of the
Thermometer MS obrervedat Schnept's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday
I A. NJ, $50; y NJ, 1858 ?. NJ, AS; 7 r
NJ. 45o. Westher-Fair. Sunday: 7 A. VI.
so; IL NJ, 55';3r. NJ, 570; +. NJ, 5S',
Weather-Rain.
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California md Florida Excur,,ons,

Tho Baltimore & Ohio are selling cheap
excurslon tickets to Los Angeles and San
Francisco, also to principal points in
Florida and the South. For full iniorma-
ton call on or address T. @. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore & Ohio, Wheeling, ".
Va. - So
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No MERCHANT or professional man can
afford to BIO without a Caligraph type
writer. It save time and health. An ex-
animation is solicited ct our salessoom,
No. IS Twelfth street.
EDWARD l.. ROSE & Co,
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Miss Fannie Mountcnstle, supported by
q drsmatic company said to be hrst.class
in every respect, will open q weeks en-.
gsgement, with matinees Wednesday and
Saturday, at tho Grand this evening,
There will DO a chsnge OF bill eyery
night, and patrons Of the place are prom.
Used one Of the best weeks Of tho season,
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. For West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
rain Or snow, followed by isir weather,
easterly Winds, becoming variable. slight
ly colder, followed by higher temperature.
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Interesting Teaehers' Meeting Late Rail.


road Notes. fltE
Tho second meeting Of the Belmont
County Teachers Association was held Of
this place Saturday. Tho carly trains
brought quite a number Of teachers from
different parts Of tho county. The dele.
sationn from Martina Ferry and Bellaire
were unusually large. The early part Of
tho forenoon was spent In having a good
social time, a committee being appointed
10 introduce those who were %atrangers
The Association WAS called to order
at II o'clock by the President, and
Superintendent Jones, Of Bellaire, con.
Quoted a literary oxercige consisting Of
quotations from Herbert Spencer. Each
teacher responded, when called upon,
with al appropriate quotation from this
great English educator. The noon session
was without doubt tho moot enjoyable
the exercise consiased Ia partaking OF an
elegant dinner, the work OF tho young
ladies Of tho High School.
Tho. afternoon session was opened BY
tho reading Of = paper, "How to Treat
Pupils" by Miss Allie Cunningham, OF
Bsllaire. The paper was an able pro.
duction and showed that the essayist knew
whereof she spoke. Az the peruons who
wore to have the papers on ".rhe Use and
Abuse OF Punlshment' and Reading"
were not present, the discussion OF Mics
CnnninHham's paper was followed by the
reading Of a paper on "G%eography," by
Mias Mary Clsyland. The teachers show.
ed their appreciation Of tho papers read
by endorsing, az the sentiments OF the
Association, the fscla brought out by the
essaylsta. arg
Quite a number OF the teachers who
we're not members, joined the Association.
The next meeting will be held at Bellaire,
Lewis Kline c veteran railroader in the
employ Of tho O., L.. 4 W. has returned
to duty after q months absence.
joseph Nj Connaushoy tho Marahal, hay
ing resigned loayes Joseph In S.nI com.
lnand Of the police force. Joe has bought
out tho interest Of Dick Robinson In a
saloon.
1t Is reported that Fred Strong, the non.
ular and efficient agent Of tho @. 4 P. road
aV Do'1a!!ei wa! tdae Co39Hti motifs piaCe
as General Agent hsreabouta. No more
popular eelection could be made. 7
The O., L. 4 ". road has about COM
pleted Its skeleton bridge across Wheeling
creek, preparatory to erecting a psrman-
ent one. Ills pushing It's improvements
vary rapidly. 1t ia proposed to. convert
Charley Miller'a house into q depot By
changing lis front.
Jim jackson and Stephen Grigsby the
raiders Of Adam Eberle's whisky were
brought before Mayor Junkins for trial
on Saturday morning. Jackson got in all,
tines to the amount OF $3.50, and Grigsby
gos s37. Jackson waB takeut to the stone
pile at St. C~lairsville in default, while
Grigaby's friends became his sureties.
Tho @. & P. has in prospect, extensive
improvements in the near future which
will necessitste Maggie Adolph's removal
to other quarters, aud the utilizing Of the
outlying ground about all the ole promises
for business purposes. They also promise
to provideia, suitable hospital here for the
use Of the injured operatives Of tho road a
much needed provision.
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to the South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in the South arc now on sale by
tho Panhandle route. For ticketa and
further particulars call on or address ]. G,
Iomlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, ", Va, lfs5slII1
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f. Cheap Excursion Tickets to California.
Cheap excursion tickets to California
points are now on sale by the Pan Handle
route. For tickets and further particulars
call on or address J.. G. Tomlinson, passen.
ger agent, Pan Handle Route, Wheeling,
W, Va. ;"
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dob Lot,

One hundred pair of Ladies' Button
Shoes, aizes q and 8, will be sold regard
less Of cost. Call early as this is q bar
gain. L, Y, BLOND.
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FALL and winter stock Just received.
4 full line Of Sultings, OyereOatings
and pantaloonings. Also a full line Of
orr celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitiugs a Specially.
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"Ir humor, wit, and honesty could saye''
from the Ills flesh is heir to, what a good
price they'd bring in the market. Well,
twenty-five cents will buy q panscea-
Salvation OIL.
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TIE Standard Rotary Shuttle Ia the
lightest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; see advertisement
OF Edward l.. Rose l. Go,
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR RENT.

H,ON
10. south Front street, 0 rooms and bathroom.
~. ioos Eotf street. II month, SIS 60.
No.. 5,o Sixteenth street, a month, 9l6W.
no. 7iGH Market street, Il month, $500.
10. de6 Fifteenth street, q month, 5000.
10. 22 sixteenth street. a month, $500.
20. isG Jacob street, d month, sic &c.
40. ~? Eol street, a month, $ll %.
No. ~ Eou street, n month, SIi %.
70. iaS Eighteenth street, q month, slOpn.
ural gas. 49, 'S -"
no: ~ Main street, storc.soom and dseIl!ngo'
TOUT rooms, a month, SIS %,
g. ~. ~ Mai1 erect, a month, SIS %.
80. ID Iwenty.fourth street, d month, SIS o..
~. 10y Eofi st.. s rooms, q month, sis Ol.
40. aus Main street, business house.
s!ote room and dwelling, southeast corle. o.
sevenIeenlh and Woods streets.
No. ~ Virginia street, a month, 81 80.
W., iSiz Mo9ds Street, 8 r0omE, n month, $50.
Mo Sew . Ioomed house on Twelfth street, .weI@
Mc!oliocn street, n month, $40 co.
40. l9o Fourteenth street, u month, SIS %,
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Second lot Of Scotch wool underwear
Just received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They + warranted
not to shrink. Z. HESS& SON.
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o SALE.

1, No; W South Front street: ground 20 by l23 let
ny ny mouse Is . two-story ininc OF extra S;!te1s;;A
room, TN ROOF, gas, hot md cold water pipes up
haa Q Stain, largo bathroom. w6tcFc!oNt;
noso p!us IN yard, stationary wash tubs, slak. ~
.sappSu md connected with four inch caAl i0Gf
s Sem.iia:or passing through tho roo.; hAs y s9o1
nah hlsh Ceilings and good lIgnt: six aac l1TEe
M9ny Other desirable pieces OF property; f4
JAMES A. HENRY,
real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Public
AZ 0Ilcc, No. 1Gl2 Market Street
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WE hare introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the instaIiment plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
Oh easy payments. Call and investigate.
jACOK ". CRUDE, Jeweier,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sis.
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Initiated Constantly 4
but never cqualed. Colgate's exquisitoly
periumed Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap.
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.lAo a~1eGeII1Qqluer
-
onsce, Nos. 30 aud 81 Fourteenth stroo..
New Advertisements

wan,ed-First Gnss Uhnmbesmaid-Head Local.
Masonic Funeral Notice.
G. A. k. Funeral Ho:iee.
blood PurlHer-R. Il. List.
Fifty Dollars Reward.
For Sale-llanseS, Let3Aud TArm-G. o. Smith.
Trades Assembly FAIL and Industrial Exhibition.
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FOR SALE,
FLOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

= Following Lots on Wheeltns Islard bclcrr
Lots 10. 6. 67 and ~ OF Broadway,
Lots No. &c and SO on YofEftrcet,
1on No. o. leo and lcl on Virginia st,ee.,
10y 70. loa, Joy, no and III on Huron street,
: !oS no: lEs, ~ and l39 on Tahs1h Street
Lot NO. Ia on Water street,
3 W.. V. EoGE & BIO. lgno Xayla, 81,